In a historic move, the Church of England has selected Sarah Mullally, currently the Bishop of London, to become the next Archbishop of Canterbury. This marks the first time a woman will lead the Church of England, succeeding Justin Welby following his departure. Fox News
Mullally’s nomination was approved by King Charles III and has received endorsements from both religious and political leaders across the United Kingdom. Fox News+1
Commenting on the appointment, Mullally said she responds “to the call of Christ to this new ministry” with humility, reflecting on her earlier life and career — including her background in nursing — as shaping her approach to service. Fox News
Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed his support, stating that Mullally will play a “key role in our national life” and extending his best wishes for her tenure. Fox News
Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell, who will work alongside her, called her “a person of huge courage, wisdom, integrity and experience.” Fox News
Mullally has served as Bishop of London since 2018 and is widely respected for her leadership within the church. Fox News She will officially be known as Archbishop of Canterbury-designate until her confirmation in January 2026, with a formal installation ceremony to take place in March at Canterbury Cathedral. Fox News
With this appointment, Mullally becomes the first woman to hold the role after over a century of male predecessors. Fox News
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